Corporate Body

CSIR Murray River Soil Investigation Unit (1927 - 1929)

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research

From
1927
Australia
To
1929
Functions
Industrial or Scientific Research and Earth Sciences

Summary

Established in 1927, the Murray River Soil Investigation was the predecessor of the Division of Soils, which operated from 1929 until 1997, almost seventy years.

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 1927 - 1929 CSIR Murray River Soil Investigation Unit
       1929 - 1997 CSIR/O Division of Soils
             1973 - 1982 CSIRO Division of Land Resources Management
             1997 - 2014 CSIRO Division of Land and Water
                   1982 - 1986 CSIRO Division of Groundwater Research
                         1987 - 1989 CSIRO Water Resources Research
                               1988 - 1997 CSIRO Division of Water Resources
                                     1997 - 2014 CSIRO Division of Land and Water

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